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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19
Albany

jacob Holt and wife. OF Raymond. are
visiting relatives In this town aud Be,hsl.
They came with their own team.
Arthur l.. Clark, Of West Paris, was al
our church last Sunday.
Bsnistsr Grover. 81 Stonehan, IL cut
ting his fAiher's hay.
Dexter Cumming. has taken the Jjb 10
cut Justice Asplnwal's hay.
Farmers are Improving the good wealth
or and large amount OF hay will be Sc
cured this week. The click OF the mowin Z
machine l. heard In almost every nold.
The sudden change In temperature Wed.
nesday night Is probably noticed by all
The ladies circle met wednesday, r ".
Al The yesiry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19
sAYHn HIS LIE.

Nc. ID. I. wilcoxsom. OF Horse Cave,
NJ. says he Was FOR many years, badly
az ctsd With Phthisic. also Diabetes; The
pains were almost unendursole and would
sometimes almost throw him Into c0nvul-
slOns. lie tried Electric Bitters and 20,
relief from irs, bottle and after taking six
bottles. WAS entirely cured. and bad gained
In nssh eighteen pounds. Says ne posi-
lively believes be would have died. had 10
10, been FOE the relief Afforded oy k.sctric
Filters Sold a. any cents q bottle a.
Noyess Drug Store. Norway, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19
OXFORD.

The quarterly meeting OF the NJ. T..
Church was held AZ welehyllle Sunday, Mr..
Adams the Presiding Elder, being present.
Miss II. y. Jersey, OF Boston. IL spend
lng her vacation with her father, Df. A.
l.. Jersey.
Mrs. Ellr,, wife OF SllAs 4. Hall. FOR
many years resident OF this plaee, died
~ her sons. Horace Hall al l.. Ousdeld,
Saturday, July 10Th. She WAS sn Invalid
FOR many years and for some time had been
quite helpless but retained her mental
faculties until nearly The last OF her life.
Rev. Geo. Tewksbury ofici,tei AZ her
funeral. Rev Mr. I,oring and other clergy
men also being present
q. q. Andrcws, OF Gardiner, was here
last week. lie has lately spilled Tor and
obtained patent FOR nx,ures for double
windows.
Miss Nellie white. OF Qalncy. Mass,
and her cousin. r.. w. welxler are sperd'
lng their vacation AZ Mr.. y. {. Richards.
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Our wAsHINuToN LETTER.

wAmINoroN. ID. G. Jaly iith. i,,s.
Ehr lrnnCrI'
rAe exodus o. people from the city on
lctepsntsnce day vAs so great A. 70 cave
tie streets nearly deserted. All OF ne
o1igolrg trains ard excursion boats were
taxed % their utmost capacity % Accon'
uoiA,e those who desired % spend the
Cay A. Tie various pleasure resorts The
GAY wAs appropriately observed a. The
waite House. The President drove In
non OAK View early In The day and re-
uaret A. hls desk until ATE In The Aiier-
roor. tholgh nearly TIE entire force OF
employees WCfc or for holiday. Secre-
iAfy whliney gave = picnic party AZ bis
county seat for he osnett OF The employ
e,s % TIE NAVY Department. which VS..
lAfgsly attended ant Thoroughly erioyed-
Tasfe Vas no Formally about The ArAlr'
ani ne Gay vAs passed very pleasantly ~
a. present
TIE clerks In The new Pension Building
Sho are required % work In Rooms upon
he fourth foor tufing he present very
VAR vsAiaer complain Of the excessive
Asal These rooms have no veftilaton
excepting throagh snail holes IN TIE SKY
lghi. an u i said that several days dur
.rg ias past week the Temperature In The
fo0us las reached 10 degrees, and no
..ss thar eight ofthe clerks were overcome
~ he hea, ani had % be Conveyed 20
tas.f hou.s. When toe briiting wAs con-
sirucisd. TIE rooms upon The UPPER door
serc 10. intended 20 D. occupied ~ clerks,
az we've INTENDED a. fle ROOM. The
AsAih authorities have been spfeAief 10
Slih The hope that they vii CONS - TIE
fsscgs % the CLERKS who Are doomed 10
work In such anccmfortAole quarters.
TIE Presidents letter % the tisyor OF
s. Louis. rsyoklug The Accep,An,e OF al
Invitation % visit that city daring The
suraA ercampmsni OF TIE Grad Army OF
tas Hepuhic, h.s been generally scrssed
Asfe turlug TIE past Two or ihfee JAYS.
TIE friends % the President insist that
be las pursaet the proper course IN view
% TIE ABUSE that BE has been subjected 20
since his acceptance OF The Invitation. ~
i protsh.e. however. that The - Louis
lnclfeut will not interfere with Tie frosl-
tsuis contemplated Western trip, a. ne
h,s received numerous invitations from
oihsrWes,ern cities. and has upoi several
OCCASIONS. expressed = desire % sisii TIE
West during the SUMNER 10 case be lads
u possible 20 90 so without Interfering
N.ih hls CrlciA duties.
A very Interesting and valuable Adiiiion
- he exhibits % the National Museum
has been made By Mr.. Thomas wilson
sho for many years WAS Consul % Uasni,
Belgium The exhibit comprises without
dou1t the n Osi completes and valusole col
lection % antiquarian relies, eve. gotten
together By an Individual. and aide from
he greA; expense incurred BY MI. wilson
De las devoted AZ OF bis time dtring TIE
past ise years 20 the study and e'AssineA-
ton o. The relics. H.
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NORTH FRYRRuR0.

Mrs. Anna Hatfield. OF Reading. Mass.
with her two daughters, IL With Mrs
Eanlce lluichlns for some weeks.
Curtis Wiley Il recovering from an at
tack Of typhoid fever.
The Fourth OF JAY plenle A. "Colt
River" Was largely attended. The grove
exercises were OF special interest Al
able address. was delivered by Rev. % y
Alyori. An especially well.renderei rec
ltAilon by an adopted daughter OF Asa
Chandler. was noteworthy feature ofihs
programme.
Mr.. Frank Mason. with her children,
Arc with her mother, Mrs. Thomas Hutch
in-.
Mrs. Chas. wa,erhouse IL very III.
Asa L. Kelly. OF Chicago, has been visit
lng friends In fryeburg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19
STOW.

The buildings OF Leonard Emerson. con.
slstlng OF house. ell and stable. were
burned Last Thursday morning al about
four o'clock. The nfv caught on the stable
from srsrks. IL IL supposed. 0aly por.
ton OF the household goods were saved.
Insured In the fryeburs Natal for sll0O.
The school In District No. closes this
week. IL has been taught by Miss Mary
l. Marston of Albany, who has taught an
excellent school, and IL much liked ny all
The sehoixfs
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EAST WATERFORD.

Warren u. Whittier. wife and daughter.
OF Newton. Mass, are spending week 10
the place.
SIS. ellison aud wife and Miss Jessie
NJ. Miller. OF Brockton, and Mrs. Msndsns
Miller. OF walthsm, are stopping on Tenn
pie Hill.
Mrs. DIR. Shedd and son. Of fryeburs,
are ~ &. s. Halls for few days
The hay crop In this section Is The larg-
est for years.
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nnN-rrNprRfMENT-

l0a eann0, afJrd 20 waste tine Ia ex'
perlmentlng when your lungs are In dang.
er. Consumption always seems ~ nrst
only = cold. Do not permit any 'iesier 10
Impose upon you with sOme.chesp imits-
ton % Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con-
Sumption. Coughs and Colds, ou'' he sure
yol get the genuine Because he can
make more proei be may tell yoa be has
something last a. good. OF Just The same.
Don't BE- deceived. but insist upon getting
10. Kings New Discovery. which i guar
anteet 10 give relief In All Throat, Lung.
aud Chest affections. Trial bottles free Al
Noyss' Drug store, Norway, Maine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19
WILSON'S MILLS.

The steamboat IL In the river again and
ready % take passengers 10 Parmaehesme.
Some % our farmers have commenced
haying but II Il ie-cldely vet weather a,
present.
Sporting parties are having damp time
~ H. Therc were six parties went up the
9Th ~ July. among them WAS The party Of
g. VI Woodbury., West Lebanon, Lawyer
Dadiey. 20 ColehrOok. Dr.. Raymond and
Leon Hum, ESQ, ST. Johusbury, W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19
ANDOvRR.

Lots OF hay has been gathered In this
week.
ChAs. Scammon. from Strong. superiu.
tendsnt OF Posters tooth'pick factory OF
that place, WAS In town Tuesday.
Richard Bailey OF Onslssks, Wisconsin,
Is visiting friends In this place.
The Congl ladies circle met With Mrs.
Geo. Huse, Wednesday evening.
W. w. Barnes Is fi,lng up sstore In The
PuringtOn stand.
A big hay crop. the lsrges, for years. Is
the general verdict.
General business makes scarcity OF
news.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19
PORTER.

I. L. French had corn sllkei July "a.
Farmers are now fairly underway hay.
Ing.
Abnsr Stacy. sou OF samuel Stacy. OF
thls town. recently received Injuries by
the falling OLA stable Ia Charleston, Mass,
from which be died last week. lie had
Us, driven bis team into the stable. when
Il fsli frofa The weight % machinery stored
In The upper story The body was brought
home for oariL The diseased was about
thlrtY years % ace.
The following are the ofl,ers elected OF
The 9ssipce Lodge X. OF T., for the ensu'
Ing term
q a.. Melvin fcarle y 4, slias 4. Nc
Daniel. 4. H.. =. rox. Ma 4 Geo. stuart.
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EAST BETHEL.

Miss Minnie Holt OF Bethel closed very
pleasant and profitable term OF school ~
this place July 18th.
Miss Emma Brown has closed her school
n Stark, n. H.. and returned home.
Meesrs. II. & q. Downs from Boston are
now doing the haying at 8. j. Howards.
Arthur Blake, wife and child, from Bos.
ton, Mass, are visiting their friends and
relatives In this town.
East Bethel Sewing Society meets July
2sth, with Miss Oracle N. Brown.
The farmers are al hard ct work, "mak'
ing hay while the sun shines"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19
UPTON.

There l. strong wind from the west,
which seems more favorable FOR making
bay. Grass has made heavy. quick
growth. which requires good weather 10
cure 10.
Ms. LaelndA Goiwln Is visiting iriend'
la town.
Miss Mary Abbott has gone 10 Brlis,on
On attend oommencement exercises OF the
class OF -, OF which her brother IL 4 mem
Der.
school closed In Cambridge saturday.
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BROWNFlELD.

A cold wave wednesday night, accom-
panied BY heavy wind, WAS severely ieli
hy the Inhabitants OF the vlllsge. Aud To-
day Thursday Il quite comfortable.
Farmers are Improving this nice hay
weather. Some have fnlshed their haJlng.
Potato bug. are plenty ani iolns = nae
business for farmers.
Among the visitors Ia town are Mrs.
Eber Rice and married daughter. from
salem, y. H.. also Misses Randall aud
Burly, from Dover. " II.
Comlch Brown Il giving an enterealn'
meni =, the Town Hall, this Thursday
evening.
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aucxIxx's ARSIcA SALyE.

TuE Best SALvE In the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptiops, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay Repaired. IL
II guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction.
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
box. For sale at Hoyes' Drug Store, Nor
way.
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PAST HEBRON

The farmers are very busy cutting their
hay. \. IL Keene and sons cut sni put
In the barn for Austin French the proiuc.
ton Of eighty i've acres In i've days and
one.hall
Mrs. BerJ,m watson, with her two
children. have been yl-lilng IN me yicinliy
for the past week.
Mrs \. II. Kecne 4. q llitle bg,t.r
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LOWELL.

School A. the Centre closed on Friday.
Edith NJ. Stesrns, Edward T.. Russell,
and Georgis A. Siesrns graduate A. NO.
Brijgton Academy to-day, THURSDAY.
Many have gone from this town 10 attend
the exercises.
Frederic Kimball Is In very poor he slih
this summer.
Grafton ID. King. with bis wife, CORNER
IN Miss Flora II. Dsyls) have got well set
tied in the Edwin Lord place.
Look out now for hsnd.bllls OF Comleal
browns show, which soon comes 10 Low.
ell. lie has made the people laugh for q
generation. and IL a. funny - ever.
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THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
0II.RAI).
ZINE rrnNinr xaaihsr.

Fine growing weather.
Farmers afc faishing 40 Their hoslug
and some have begun haying. A large
crop Il expected.
ID. l. Aastln. formerly OF this town bat
Tor The past few years has lived AZ GorhAm,
has bought the Estes farm and has moved
on % u BAT has onsret II FOR sale Al \
bargain.
Barker Barbank has taken down bis old
hoase aud Il bulliing . new one. Ia
Ntson. OF Bethel. Il "boss- carpenter.
J. W. bennett, Who bought the Adams
farm i rVpAlrlng AMI painting the build
ings, which makes q great change In the
looks OF The premises.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19
A GREAT MEETING.

The Temperance eamp.meeting at Lake
Anassgunticook July 50th and 3lst, must
bring . tremendous crowd OF people. The
programme for chlldren's day, saturday
Is an attractive one. In addition 70 the
large corps OF musicians. vocal and instru.
mental, the original Atlantis, Ga, colored
jubilee singers have been engaged for both
days. II l. desired that children VIII
come prepared Saturday, with songs and
recltstions, 70 take part In the exercises.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19

pfpcty SAerirR A Bafrows, Of Can
ton. bfoughi = youug horse hlef % All
Tsesiay. We learn from he IflClosf
taat TIE boy. whose name l. E.mcr I. Ben
I,nir. "a Livcrmorc boy, acct - yeas,
50 hAs hen employed ~ Peter Russell.
% uNfsii. lie got up one night last
uesk Ani took harness ant cArriAgc BE-
.oug.ug % hi. employer. vent % pasture
rsaf hy And caught horse belonging %
JK. Iyfort. 90 Llvcrm0re fslls, and VIII
al. team drove % In Auburu De uiei
- .sl TIE team sni w,s arrested Ssinfiay
morning. ~ Ofcer infancy, of fortiani'
who va 10 search % another horse thiet
The lai was lodged In the Lookup AM
Morfay taken % Canton AMI pl.ced In
caafge % Oficer B,froSs. Tuesiay
morning be wss arranged before tn.
Justice A. A. Kills AMI honnt over %
,sa.t the Nction % TIE Grant Jary In
October. lie confessed TIE whole .i,ir,
AZ hafiiy seemed o. rcAlils his sltuaiion.
he = an orphan sni h,s douhrcss hal ~
rs trariug or schooling. IL i s,ld ne
wAs imb1od with = desire q 40 % SEA
,ri stole tie team % ~; money Tor That
rlrpuss.
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DIyPIIL.D CENTRE.

oar farmers are now very busy hsylpg;
q much larger quantity than usual will BE-
secured.
Potato bugs are unusually plenty. sni
the call for Paris green Is greater than the
supply.
The picnic Ia D.s,ric; so. ? on Friday
last was q complete success. Your corr
sponden, enjoyed |, hugely, particularly
the baked beans and sweet cake. The rec
itstions by the small scholars were psrtic-
ularly good. and were a credit 10 both
scholars AMI tescher. We would enc0ur-
age more OF these pleasan, little gather
iuga
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DENMARK.

Mrs. \. W. Berry IL spending . few
weeks with her brother, q. w. bradbury
In Browtneli.
Miss Cynthia T.. plngree, who has been
teaching the school a. Harrison village
has closed her school and IL now a. her
fathers. 4. T.. Plngree's.
DR.. Cobb and Mrs. Cobb are visiting
relatives a. Lonsisle. Y. 1.
Mrs. Thompson. OF Lowell, isn G. IL.
Smiths.
The school Ia the Center District closes
JAY 18Th. The teacher. Miss Abbott, VIII
return 20 her home In fyeburg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19
BASE BALL.
oyroRps 10, SOUTH PARIS 5.

The oxfords met the South Paris team
for the second time on the grounds OF the
former Saturday and defeated them In the
presence OF 500 people. The Paris pre-
.en,ed their regular team and played 4
strong game. The 0Ifords used Soule,
their regular catcher whose absence one
week ago In the first game with Paris Was
very favorable 20 Paris. The Oxfords
ba,ied very freely, using Dooley 70 good
Advantage The features OF the game
were the batting OF Glover and Emely,
fielding OF Edwards and basework OF
White.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19
ROyRIfRy.

Benjamin Swsssy was In town with his
wife last week. lie has bought the land
around Birch Brook pond aud Intends TO
erect some kind of q building there.
A part OF the Canton Praying hand held
= meeting In District No. 2swctk ago last
SUNDAY
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: RICHARDSON. E.g OF South Paris, was
A. he M FRIDAY. Mr.. u established TIE
large hArfwsre hasiness nov conducted
5y X caArisou lisfssy, A. Soaih Paris
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Sbs Oxfara usnuerut,
Paris and Vicinity.
vILLAGE DIRECToRY.

-, n.rtsi Churshi frsachlns ssrvice every
..uisg = uAs. >eliAf $40. = - a. ceoo.Lh
nsrslsy hFsn,ng'-
,.-.,.r..r.f Ckurch. Rev. Csrolns Anreii. rastor.
-, ID ~srrice even runiss ~ N a.. >stt.ih
- 49, Il n -
,...u.n H.. nani. Ensry W. N.sca. Ies.isf.
80 -fan.rf. ~rCrtfsry snd trtesnref. hrcunrs
lr.i.r tVfr.ng
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u : KnApp. % South Paris. i Canvas
slrs PAris A1i Norway for Blane's new
holk. ais0 for the Twenty Years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19

George NJ Atwood. OF The DNocE,r,
"a parchassi % Governor fsrham. his
former residence Ia this village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19

John :. Harlow. Esq Ant frank NAr-
90. % Minneapolis. Ninn., formerly OF
unfeli. were A. Paris lAsi week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19

wiz STANLEY i learning The mystefles
o'the iypogrsPalc Art A. ne DENocRAr
cree.
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John r. StsArns. % Cambridge. speui-
inga vacation 90 fcS weeks In this Nicin'
iy ne came from Portland on tricycle..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19

NJ. Flora Mitchell. % ne DniocEAr
c-ce. spent TIE SAaoAih A. her home 10
Cant0u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19

Ai,rre quantity OF nrs,.eiass bay "a
Zen harvested The past week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19

p.rty fron this village visited Streak
a N'artaln lAsi Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19

Ms q. A. ThAyer, sou and daughter,
Ms Caro- ant jarvis, weni b Portland
N0rtsy.
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Isiss EiwArd ;. uAriy. % Aniover
w.s In town lAst week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19

IA K,uuy. OF South Paris, Vas At The
uil Frliay
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19

TIE c,luiy Commissioners held "a Al.
earned session last Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19

NrsAE. Bsssey sni dsagh,sr. o. S.d
~. wcre a. Paris lAsi week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19

Rev. WI. : Ventres, % Peru, With
rs wife ant daughter, were In tosn We'd
resisy
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cosaty Attorney Hsr-ey. % Baekneli
"a. A. Paris FRIDAY.
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Nr.uE Prsniis.. OF Bsngor. l. visit.
az A. Paris.
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I'D. George ID. Bisoec, OF Baekhsld
"A. In tosu Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19

W.. Hooper. o, bath, called on The
prvocs,I Tuesd,y.
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OXToIlDs.
SOUTH PARIS.
IotAls,

Earned runs - Oxfords . Three.base-hits.
Glover, Emeiy. Two.base-hits. Clover. iiobbs.
Dsse on ball. By Kills. Q, Dooley !. struck oat
and white, DAVIS and Howe. Passed ball
soule 4. Wild piteh-Ellis !. Time 81 game.
hours Umpire, n. n. Holden.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19

IA Fuller. % South Paris. wAs a. ths
NJ Ssiurisy.
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CORES ny INNINGS.
pUCKPIELDs o, BErnELs :.

The Bueinelds went to Bethel on re-
ceipt OF challenge from the Bethel club.
Saturday, July 10Th. and played . very en-.
citing game, which was won by the Buck
fields. The score stood 10 !. While
the Bucknelds won they regard the Bethels
A one OF the best clubs they have met.
II IL expected the Bethels viii play re-
turn game at Buckneld within few
weeks. The Buckheids would like 10 have
the SouthlParis and OxfordIclubs play them
Q game on their grounds stBuchfield.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19

Rev Il O. TaAyer. OF wOolwlss. Was
In tosu Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19

No.s. Alley. Esq, Of IIsr,fOrd, sas 10
,ouu at week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19

rssr, arr nov four prisoners in The jail
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-24
Personal Mention.

A. d. Move, of Santa Ana, is reg
istered at the st. Elmo.
Ex-senator w. A. Conn, of San
Bernardino, is at the st. Elmo.
Mr.. N. G. Den and Mr.. Stevens, of
Santa Barbara, are visiting Los An
geles.
Messrs. T. S. and F. R. Crabb, of
Eminence, KY, are stopping at the
st. Elmo.
~ H. G. Sutherland, a well-known
resident of Antelope Valley, passed
Through town yesterday en- route for
England.
D. H. Arnold, wife and youngest
daughter, returned from a month s
visit to their old home in San Fran
cisco and Colusa on Wednesday, and
are stopping at the Nadeau.
Mr.. L. r. Coleman leaves to-day
for his home in New Orleans. Mr.,
Coleman says he is delighted with our
country, particularly Los Angeles, and
in the future will spend his summers
here.
Mr.. Harry w. Bell, who was lately
burned out at Calico, is in Los Ange-
les. He will shortly return to Calico
and try it again. People who have
pluck like Mr.. Bell are bound to sue
ceed.
0. j. Johnson, Vice-President and
General Manager of the Pasadena,
Los Angeles and Long Beach Rail
road, leaves to-day for an extended
trip to Eastern cities on important
business connected with this new
railway project.
Dal. Harrison, a young comedian
and character actor of great promise,
who is extensively known, and de-
servedly popular through the entire
South, is in this city for a short stay.
Mr.. Harrison intends to go to San
Francisco in few days, where he
will locate permanently and resume
his profession.
w. W. Lloyd, who for the past eight
months has been the night watchman
at the Nadeau, has accepted a position
at the Arlington hotel in Santa Bar
bara. Mr.. Lloyd has proven himself
to be one of the most faithful employees
the Nadeau has ever had, and there is
no one who has not good word for
him. He leaves a vacancy which will
be hard to fill.